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One NZ, formerly Vodafone NZ, has announced that they have installed 17 new cell sites across Aotearoa. They have been working on it since May, and revealed on 27 June 2025, that they have not only built the sites but also activated the 5G network on 9 of them. Cell sites are either newly built [&he
Xiaomi has launched its latest budget-friendly smartwatch. According to reports, Xiaomi’s new smartwatch contains a 1.96-inch AMOLED screen, over 150 sports modes, Bluetooth calling, and a guaranteed 20-day battery life, all for around $140. It’s the kind of price tag that forces people to stop and
WhatsApp released a new update for iOS, according to which users will be able to log in to more than one account simultaneously, without installing a separate app such as WhatsApp Business. However, this is not available for testing, as they claimed that it’s under development. The multi-accou
Resident Evil is turning 30, and instead of a flashy Netflix adaptation or big-screen reunion, the moment’s being celebrated weirdly but perfectly. A fan-made web series, which is free to watch, with the original cast, is going to launch on YouTube. This is the real magic for fans who were looking f
In the era of “Mother of all breaches”, Android comes to the rescue. Recently, Google has announced a new feature in Android 16, which aims to warn users of fake cell towers and spying threats. This makes a substantial difference because Stingrays, also known as cell site simulators, are being used
Envision that you are living in a digital world, playing games, collaborating with friends, setting future plans, and sharpening your old memories, all from the comfort of your home. You might wonder what’s special about it as Virtual reality is already contributing to it. The headline here is
As fast as the tech industry is growing, cyberattacks are also increasing rapidly. The cyber breach has now become a part of our daily digest. Every other day, we hear about another organization or industry falling victim to it. No sector is secure in this era; the same happened on 28 June 2025, whe
Deepseek faces bans in various countries, including Italy, Belgium, and several others, which have also raised questions on its safety principles. They are claiming that Deepseek stores their personal data on China’s servers. This issue has not settled down after bans, but is still under discussion
It has been two years since the “YouTube Creator” app was launched on Android. It was introduced as a competitor of CapCut and Inshot editor, but it is still far behind in this competition. At the time of its release, they discussed with 3,000 creators to ensure it met their needs. Curre
Amazon Web Services has just lost Vasi Philomin, the VP who was leading their generative AI efforts through Amazon Bedrock. He was working there for eight years, shaping what Bedrock is today and speaking at key AWS events. In a brief internal email, he confirmed he is joining a new company but didn
Grand Theft Auto 6, an all time favourite by Rockstar Games Studio, was announced in December 2023. Even though it was not officially released, people got excited just from a trailer; now, the company has added a GTA 6 page to Microsoft’s store. But even with its release, Take-Two stock dipped
Tesla has dominated the market since the launch of its SUV (Model Y) in 2020. These were the most demanding cars until 25 June. But the game flipped here; on 26 June 2025, Xiamo took over the rule. The company launched its first SUV, Xiamo YU7, and sales went through the roof. The company closed [&h
The FTC just dropped another hammer on Epic Games, sending out $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players who got charged for things they didn’t mean to buy. This isn’t just a tiny slap on the wrist. It’s the second major wave of payouts tied to Epic’s deceptive billing tactics, bringing the total
Trump Mobile just scrubbed one of the boldest promises from its website, that the T1 smartphone is “Made in America.” Gone. Vanished. Replaced with fluffier phrases like “brought to life right here in the USA.” And honestly, who’s surprised? When the Trump T1 Phone was first announced, the “Made in
Sony just dropped its PlayStation Plus monthly games for July 2025, and honestly, it’s one of the few times in recent history where the lineup actually feels like a celebration. As PS Plus turned 15, fans were expecting something big, and for once, Sony didn’t fumble the opportunity. The big three a
Sony tip-toed into the room and quietly changed how the cancellation process works for PS Plus. Instead of the usual “turn off auto-renew,” users now see an option labeled “cancel subscription.” Sounds final, right? Like you’ll lose access immediately? It’s totally wrong. All it does is stop the nex
Several countries are arguing constantly about the policy of AI whereas others are sneakily rewiring their infrastructure to face the next industrial revolution. The UK’s Thames Freeport deal with Verizon is a clear sign: 5G is not just a telecom upgrade anymore, it’s a gateway to reshaping how port
No one expected Microsoft to suddenly become a serious player in VR, but with a little help from Meta, that’s exactly what just happened. This week, Microsoft and Meta launched the $399 Xbox Edition of the Meta Quest 3S, marking a new chapter in cloud gaming and virtual reality. The headset isn’t so